Coercion — Hanafi fatwas (38)
38 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Coercion”, each with its source.
- Forcibly Collecting a Fixed Sum as a Sweet Offering for the Spiritual Guides — Innovations & Customs
- Reciting a Khatm in the Mosque for the Awliya of Allah — Innovations & Customs
- Eating pork for one in dire necessity (mudtarr) — Permissible & Prohibited
- Having One’s Wife Operated On Because of a Threat of Dismissal from Employment — Permissible & Prohibited
- Shaking hands by compulsion — Permissible & Prohibited
- Taking money from factory workers under pressure — Permissible & Prohibited
- Sodomy under coercion — Permissible & Prohibited
- Giving charity to complete repentance — Permissible & Prohibited
- A signature on a forged deed of gift during terminal illness — Gifts & Donations
- Accepting gifts from disciples — Gifts & Donations
- Hadd in the case of forcible zina — Punishments & Retribution
- Iman Is Not Lost by Eating Pork Under Compulsion — Faith & Disbelief
- Professing Kufr to Save One’s Life — Faith & Disbelief
- Contributing to a Puja at School and Eating the Puja Meal — Faith & Disbelief
- The Ruling on Praying Jumu'a in a Settlement That Lacks Its Conditions — Jumu'ah & Eid
- Hinda’s Nikah on the Permission of Another Woman — Marriage
- The Forced Nikah of a Minor Girl and the Details of Khiyar al-Bulugh — Marriage
- Marrying a Righteous Girl to a Sinful, Dissolute Man — Marriage
- Fixing a Mahr Beyond a Young Man’s Means by Pressuring Him — Marriage
- The ruling on intercourse before the mahr is paid — Marriage
- Thirteen questions on nikah and mahr: forcing a signature to an inflated mahr — Marriage
- Taking Money for a Madrasa on the Occasion of Nikah — Marriage
- One form of interest — Usury & Gambling
- Is the imamate valid after complicity in a forced divorce? — Prayer
- Khatm of Surah Ya-Sin After Fajr — Prayer
- Taking Gifts from Disciples — Sufism
- Talaq by Signing a Paper Without Reading It — Divorce
- Talaq in Writing in the Wife’s Presence — Divorce
- Saying the word “talaq” and then quietly saying “in sha’ Allah” — Divorce
- An Oath about Entering a House and the Stratagem (Hila) to Avoid It — Divorce
- (Extracting a kullama oath by force) The oath of a minor. Expiation for an oath — Divorce
- Collecting Donations by Force — Waqf
- Collecting Donations for a Mosque by Force — Waqf
- Forcibly Collecting Donations for Building a Mosque — Waqf
- Collecting and spending customary payments — Waqf
- Taking money from others to repair a water tap — Waqf
- The Hila of Tamlik — Zakat
- The Hila of Tamlik with a Condition of Returning the Money — Zakat
Related topics
- Collecting donations (49)
- Sins and repentance (40)
- Another’s property (32)
- Zina (104)
- Fasiq (60)
- Written talaq (78)
- Oath by talaq (19)
- Niyaz (votive offering) (13)
- Isal ath-thawab (116)
- Awliya (19)
- Khatm (9)
- Pork (17)